A little later today we’ll be interviewing Charles and Kai Huang from RedOctane (the guys who brought us Guitar Hero) and we wanted to share this opportunity with you folks so leave a comment or e-mail us at tips at crunchgear dot com with your questions. Thanks!
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Is there big enough of a pie for both Guitar Hero and Rock Band to dominate without affecting the other’s long term success?
When can we expect Guitar Hero: Robert Fripp Edition?
Seriously, though, my problem with these games is the lack of overlap between my musical tastes and the available tracks. Ever consider separating the metadata from the audio, so you could crank out a wider variety of tracks without licensing issues? Or even having a third-party editing tool?
Keep em coming, guys. Another hour or so before the interview.
WIll the drumming in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith be compatible with my Rock Band Drums?